Washington, DC

1050 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20036
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The Capitol Building in DC

Contact Information

Email: info@askfrost.com
Phone: (202) 618-1873
Fax: (888) 235-8405

Hours of Operation

Available 24/7 | In-Office By Appointment Only

Frost Law is honored to have an office in the nation’s capital. Our law firm is located in the center of Washington, DC, nearby the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and many other government agencies.

Our attorneys represent clients nationwide and abroad in tax matters. If you have tax issues, don’t hesitate to visit our Washington DC law firm. We also provide a wide range of legal services.

Parking

Street parking

Washington Square Garage: 1050 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036

Colonial Parking: 1710 L St NW, Washington, DC 20036

Colonial Parking: 1717 K St NW, Washington, DC 20036

Nearby Businesses

  • American Bar Association
  • Washington Square Mall
  • Men’s Wearhouse

Driving Directions

From US-50 (1.3 mi)

  1. Continue onto Mt Vernon Pl NW (0.1 mi)
  2. Continue onto Massachusetts Ave NW (0.7 mi)
  3. At Scott Cir NW, take the 4th exit onto Rhode Island Ave NW (0.2 mi)
  4. Turn left onto 17th St NW (328 ft)
  5. Turn right at the 1st cross street onto M St NW (0.1 mi)
  6. Turn left onto Connecticut Ave NW (0.2 mi)

From US-66 (1.4 mi)

  1. Use the left 2 lanes to take the exit toward E Street (0.4 mi)
  2. Continue onto E St Expy (0.3 mi)
  3. Continue onto E St NW (0.2 mi)
  4. Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto 18th St NW (0.5 mi)
  5. Turn left onto K St NW (85 ft)

From US-29 (4.4 mi)

  1. Head north on Arkansas Ave NW toward Arkansas Ave NW (0.9 mi)
  2. Slight left onto Piney Branch Pkwy NW (0.8 mi)
  3. Turn left onto Beach Dr NW (1.4 mi)
  4. Sharp right onto Shoreham Dr NW (0.2 mi) *Parts of this road are closed Mon–Fri 6:45 – 9:30 AM
  5. Turn right onto Calvert St NW (308 ft)
  6. Turn right at the 1st cross street onto Connecticut Ave NW (1.5 mi)

Public Transit

Farragut North Metro Station – Red Line

Red Line schedule

Farragut West Metro Station – Orange Line

Orange Line schedule

Washington, DC Tax Attorney

Frost Law's Washington, DC office serves clients throughout the area with a team including tax, business, and estate attorneys, supported by accountants and other professionals. Some of the practice areas handled here are covered below, including tax planning, bankruptcy, and estate planning, among other tax matters. Please get in touch if you have questions or would like to schedule a confidential consultation with a Washington, DC tax attorney or other professional.

Tax Planning

Waiting for a tax bill to arrive is usually the most expensive way to handle taxes. A tax attorney in Washington, DC can help you get ahead of it instead, whether that means timing a transaction differently, restructuring income, or thinking through a business decision before it's made rather than after.

What actually makes sense depends on your specific numbers, which is why a tax lawyer in DC starts by reviewing exactly where things stand today. Addressing a decision in advance almost always leaves more options on the table than waiting until after it's final.

Bonus depreciation is one tax planning tool worth looking into, since recent changes to the rules have opened up deductions many business owners assumed were no longer available. A Washington, DC tax lawyer can also review whether a business's work on new products or process improvements qualifies for Research and Development Tax Credits, or if other credits may apply to your recent investments.

Bankruptcy

For people or businesses in DC carrying debt they have no realistic way of paying down, bankruptcy can offer a genuine reset. A DC tax attorney can also weigh in on the tax consequences of a filing, since debt discharged through bankruptcy isn't always treated the same way as debt settled outside of it.

Businesses managing a heavier debt load sometimes explore Subchapter V of Chapter 11, a pared-down version of a standard filing designed for smaller companies. A DC tax lawyer can help you understand how a bankruptcy filing interacts with any outstanding tax liability before the paperwork is submitted.

Incapacity Planning

Deciding who steps in to handle your finances and personal matters if you're ever unable to yourself is one of the more overlooked pieces of a solid plan, which is exactly what nominating a fiduciary accomplishes. A tax attorney in DC can help make sure that nomination is documented properly, rather than leaving the decision to a court.

Parents of minor children, and families with a loved one who has special needs, can prevent a lot of uncertainty later by naming a guardian or custodian in advance. We help put those nominations in writing so they hold up when they're actually needed.

Probate complications are often easiest to head off before they exist, since addressing them early tends to save a family both time and expense. A tax lawyer in DC can look at your situation and flag where probate might create unnecessary delay.

Transfer and death tax planning covers how assets pass to the next generation and the liability that comes with it. Inheritance planning is related but distinct, focused on making sure beneficiaries actually receive what's intended.

Business General Counsel

Growing businesses in the DC area often want the benefit of outside general counsel before they're ready to hire someone full-time, and that's where our Washington, DC tax attorneys step in. We cover deal advisory work, debt-versus-equity classification questions, constructive dividend disputes, and employment policy drafting, so a business owner has a single team handling both the legal and tax sides of these issues instead of coordinating between separate firms.

International Estate Planning

Cross-border tax issues come up the moment an estate involves assets, family members, or citizenship in more than one country, and the rules get complicated quickly. A Washington, DC tax attorney can help sort through what needs to be reported and what doesn't, particularly when gifts or inheritances from foreign nationals are involved, since these transfers can trigger reporting obligations even when no tax is actually owed.

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Washington, DC

1050 Connecticut Ave NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20036

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Getting Here

Right off Route 50, next to Westfield Annapolis

We're on the fourth floor of the office building at the corner of Bestgate Road and Annapolis Mall Road. Pick your route below for turn-by-turn directions.

  • From MD-178 (Generals Highway) 0.5 mi

  • From MD-450 (West Street) 1.7 mi

  • From US-50 / I-97 1.1 mi

  • Public transit: Annapolis Transit Purple Route Bus

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

How we help clients in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County

Every attorney in this office focuses on one of four areas. Choose yours to learn more, or call and we'll point you to the right person.

Tax Controversy

IRS and Comptroller of Maryland audits, appeals, collections, liens, and offers in compromise.

Tax Controversy

Business Law

Entity formation, contracts, succession planning, and counsel for owners across Maryland.

Business Law

Estate Planning

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate administration for families in Anne Arundel County.

Estate Planning

Bankruptcy

Chapter 7, 11, and 13 filings, plus options for resolving tax debt through bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy Options
Our Annapolis office

Where Frost Law started, and still calls home

Frost Law has served clients from Annapolis since our founding. Maryland's capital is home to many of our longtime clients, from state employees and military families to the small businesses that line West Street and Main Street.

Our office sits in a quiet professional building beside Westfield Annapolis, surrounded by the shops and restaurants where our attorneys eat lunch and shop for their own families. We're proud to serve the neighbors we see every day.

Meet the Maryland Team
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FAQs & Other Office Locations

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

Columbia, MD
10440 Little Patuxent Parkway

24 mi

Baltimore, MD
400 East Pratt Street

28 mi

Washington, DC
1100 15th Street NW

32 mi

Rockville, MD
51 Monroe Street

38 mi

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